Your condo must be approved for FHA or conventional financing (from Freddie Mac or Fannie Mae). You will need approval because a third-party is involved, which makes refinancing a loan risky. You will also have to fill out a questionnaire, which will ask questions about you and the other occupants.
To qualify for a mortgage refinance loan through the Bank of America you must have at least 5% equity in your home. You must also be current on your home loan payments.
It's possible to refinance from an FHA loan to a conventional home loan, but the underwriting guidelines are different. For example, FHA allows a higher loan to value, and a lower credit score to qualify for a mortgage. See: http://www.loandepot.com/LoanOptions/FHA.aspx
Yes you can, but the co-signer must qualify for the loan.
Your lender or banker is best prepared to answer your question. You may need to leverage additional collateral to make up the difference.
Yes usually you can refinance your sba loan but I do not recommend it with the high rates and length of the loans given it can be more of a headache in the long run.
If you qualify for all the factors in a harp loan but work commission can you have a cosigner on the loan?
No you can not. The best you can do is take him off the deed by having him sign a quick claim deed. You will need to qualify for a refinance to get him off the loan.
One can find information on streamline refinance guidelines at the local law office of home town. One can also find information on streamline refinance guidelines online on websites like The Mortgage Report, FHA, Loan Me and Bigger Pockets.
Yes. Your job status not determine if you qualify for refinancing. You being able to make the payments does.
You can find information on auto loan refinance rates through your local bank website or branch. You can also find out about them by contacting the company you originally received the loan from and asking if they can give you some information and if you would qualify.
If you want to refinance a loan, discuss it over with the company/people who you had a loan with in the beginning. Whoever you financed a loan with first, refinance with them again.
Auto refinance loans do typically have higher interest rates than new purchase loans. You can get refinance loan from many major banks and credit unions.